RE:RE:RE:RE:Quarterly Production100% spot on.
Selling a company's stock that is near all-time lows who now has tons of cash, a profitable and cash flow positive operation, and who is ramping production to maximum output is the wrong thing to do.
My belief is that it will take two more quarters of production results to really get the stock back to a somewhat fair value ($0.90 - $1.00), with the pro-forma clean balance sheet and strong book value per share visible in actual financials. By the time the December quarter's production is released (beginning of Jan) the stock should be at or above the $1.00 mark. After we see September production, I think we will start to see the stock heading in that direction.
I am also in accumulation mode at these ridiculously cheap levels.
Look at it this way for a worst case scenario...should the stock continue to fall and get cheaper and with the cash we will be receiving once SG sale closes and paying off all of our debt, we would be a PRIME takeover target for a silver producer such as Great Panther, Silvercorp, Endeavour or Americas Silver (these are 4 of of 10 comparables listed on their slide presentation), since our lone asset after SG closes is a profitable, cash flow positive, Parral.